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Azrael sighed, “I don’t know which jewelry shop would be the best to take her.” “There is a Jared’s about a couple of blocks from here. I could show you where it is,” stated Davion with heat. Azrael believed that the boy was not taking a no for an answer. The two followed the boy to the shop, where Ava found a matching wedding set for the two of them. Azrael was willing to agree when he found that it was a diamond and sapphire wedding set. Within a couple hours, they were sporting their rings on their left wedding fingers.

he said, taking her by the hand and urging her to follow him. Brayden chose a one carat teardrop white sapphire pendant on a white gold chain. “It brings out the blue in your beautiful hazel eyes,” he said, admiring her. He had already bought her white sapphire earrings for the wedding, so they were a perfect match for the necklace. “You are spoiling me, Brayden,” she warned. “Pretty Lady, I have only begun to spoil you,” he promised, pressing a kiss to her temple as he walked with his arm around her shoulders.

“Sir, are you certain this is the wedding gift?” “I’m certain. The pin code is Seraphina’s birthday. I’m her… friend. Adrian Moretti.” He walked away toward the ballroom without another word, ignoring the steward’s confused stare. The guests around him leaned in, whispering quietly to one another. “That much gold? There’s no way he’s just a friend. Is he here to crash the wedding?” “Watch your mouth. Who in their right mind would cross the Rossi family?” “Exactly. I heard Mr. Nicolo gave her permanent shares in two ports in Naples for this wedding, worth tens of millions of euros. This gold is nothing to her.”

I’m so happy to be marrying Jason today. I pat my hands down my beautiful white gown. My dress is an off-shoulder ball gown exhibiting thin silk threads thoroughly embroidered onto a point d'esprit tulle that provides finishing. I lift my hand and touch the necklace Jason got for me for our wedding today. My jewelry set is a teardrop blue sapphire diamond. Jason said he got it for me because they remind him of my eyes. The color of my eyes is ocean blue. I take three deep breaths as I hear a knock at the door. If my guess is right, it's Uncle Jack, and it's time for me to walk down the aisle. We’re having the wedding close to the ocean. The place is breathtaking.

Things had gone haywire, nothing had been left behind of him. I glanced down at my wedding dress- different from the one I had chosen to marry Diego in. My jewelry, shoes...my wedding ring. He thought of everything and erased every single speck of my former fiance on me. I stared down at the rings on my finger- my engagement ring was a baby blue colored, heart cut and shaped, 2.5 Carat diamond with a rose-gold band that was equally surrounded by diamonds which was paired with an equally diamond encrusted-gold wedding band that shimmered under the bathroom lights.

“We will.” The past… was over. One month later. A wedding that shook the entire nation took place in Avenlith. Ria of the Mortensen family got married—and so did Philip of the Miller family. Two couples. One shared ceremony. Their dresses were custom designed by Skye, chief designer of BM Group—every detail flawless, down to the bouquets. At the reception, Connor held little Moa in his arms, gazing at Briella while smiling at Audrey. On the other side, Diego’s hand never left Briella’s waist—seemingly casual, but his eyes never strayed from her once.

Ilise asked. "Well, umm, it happened here—" "You're very fortunate to have found a love match with Renz. I'm sure he's told you that our marriage was arranged. And while he was certainly gentleman enough to procure a lovely stone..." Ilise said, pausing to extend her hand. Lena gasped as she observed the massive single blue stone on her finger. The artist's rendering, the first image of Ilise she'd ever found, certainly didn't quite capture just how extraordinary the jewel really was. It was a deep, gorgeous blue with the faintest hints of green.

“Everything was seashell cream with bluebird navy accents with a theme of diamonds, because diamonds are forever. Absolutely lovely.” The picture was of a beautiful room decorated into something out of a movie. White and blue were everywhere, along with more glittery gemstones than Emma could count. Everything in the room glittered. “Wow. Where did you get all the sparkle?” Emma asked, turning to the next page. It was of a different angle, but still the sparkle remained. “Are they sequins?” “Those are Swarovski crystals, dear,” Becca replied. “Straight from Austria, just for this wedding.”

Then we round the next corner, and I hear it almost immediately—Ravel's Bolero—a special piece for me and Julian. A choked gasp escapes me. NO WAY! I was mind-blown. The red oak tree had been adorned and transformed into a stage, with Julian and an officiating officer in the middle. The small crowd of people dear to my heart are also present. Julian planned a surprise wedding for me? I can't believe I didn't know about this! Oh my god! I swear his eyes reddened upon seeing me. I look to the side and see Arthur and his wife waving at me, my mother-in-law bawling her eyes out, Betty too, though she was being comforted by her man.

Hell yes, but it did help his bruised ego some. “What are you smiling at?” Reno turned to Ruiz. He was still nervous but much better than he was before they entered L’Archeologia in Rome. Riana had wanted to hold the wedding in their open grounds full of archeological remains. She was an art nut, and the reception was to be held inside the restaurant. Ruiz was more nervous than when he was introducing himself to Reno. But who could blame him? He’d thought Riana was dead until Reno had told him otherwise.